More than ever, the ability to access and use technology has become paramount. When principles of inclusivity are not applied, technology risks perpetuating existing inequalities and further alienating underserved populations who cannot access, afford, or have the skills and education to use technology, exacerbating a digital divide.
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Cardno ChemRisk scientists publish white paper examining how businesses can develop and implement tailored vaccine programs to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Identification and delineation of wetlands in New Zealand is a rapidly changing field. New regional and national policies are coming into effect to protect remaining areas of wetland, and sometimes what looks like pasture turns out to be a wetland.
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The Great American Outdoors Act provides an opportunity to combat the growing problem of invasive species on federal lands. Colorado’s congressional delegation can assure some GAOA funds are used to protect the ecological integrity of national parks and other public lands.
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Managing stormwater runoff improves the mauri of watercourses and the habitats of mahinga kai species. When stormwater management, including hydraulic neutrality, is approached in a holistic way, the benefits are diverse and wide-reaching...
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After a successful virtual AM’SPEAK’ in 2020 to navigate the challenges presented by COVID-19, AMPEAK returns to an in-person conference in Melbourne this year, complemented by a parallel virtual conference.
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Cardno ChemRisk Senior Managing Health Scientist Justine Parker was recently named to the Board of Directors of the American Industrial Health Association (AIHA).
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Cardno ChemRisk scientists participating in the AIHA Back to Work Safely Task Force were named winners of the America Industrial Health Association’s Social Responsibility and President’s Awards.
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Cardno ChemRisk scientists publish a weight of evidence analysis for cosmetic talc and mesothelioma risk.
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Fiji Ports Corporation Limited (FPCL) aims to be the maritime gateway in the Pacific region through facilitating waterborne transport, trade, and commerce.
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